Police Delay Evidence Handover in Febrie Adriansyah Corruption Case

Indonesian police are taking extra time to verify the authenticity of seized assets in a corruption case involving former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah. The delay in handing over evidence, including cash and gold, is to ensure the items are genuine before the case proceeds.

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We have to check if the evidence we seized is real or not.

Investigators are particularly focused on verifying US dollars, seeking help from the United States Secret Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. They are also examining other currencies like Singapore dollars and Indonesian rupiah, with assistance from Bank Indonesia. The police aim to meticulously confirm the integrity of all seized items, including gold bars, before transferring the case to the Attorney General's Office.

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There are US Dollars, Singapore Dollars, and rupiah.

This cautious approach underscores the importance of thoroughness in corruption investigations. While the police are committed to moving the case forward, they prioritize ensuring the evidence is irrefutable. The process involves collaboration with international agencies and domestic financial institutions to guarantee the accuracy of the findings, reflecting a commitment to a robust and transparent legal process.

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We will then determine its qualifications, namely its purity and weight.